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Can i tke nortriptyline for pain with sertraline for depression?
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Depression: Yes, you can take your "pain and depression" meds but you really should set up an early appointment to see a Psychologist. If done properly you will be very grateful to the Psychologist. You might, over time, also get rid of your two meds.
Answered 6/10/2018
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